Corporate crime in Australia / Peter Grabosky and John Braithwaite.

Canberra : Australian Institute of Criminology, 1987.

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Commercial crimes -- Australia.

The authors define corporate crime and outline ten major areas of corporate conduct which may breach the law: companies and securities offences; taxation; occupational health and safety; environmental offences; consumer affairs; restrictive trade practices; food standards; prudential regulation; economic offences against employees; and discriminatory practices. Other topics covered include the inadequacy of statistics on corporate crime; the varieties of governmental response; and key issues in corporate crime control. - Publisher's website.

Available online.

Includes bibliographical references.

0642118671

0817-8542

4 p. ; 30 cm